M&T Resources Sponsors Intermedium’s 2026 Digital Government Maturity Indicator

Sydney, Australia – M&T Resources is proud to announce its sponsorship of Intermedium’s 2026 Digital Government Maturity Indicator (DGMI), the leading benchmark of digital government transformation across Australia and New Zealand. 

The 2026 DGMI marks a significant evolution in measuring public sector digital maturity, shifting the focus from digital readiness to the real-world execution, integration and impact of digital government initiatives. Evaluating 10 jurisdictions across 23 criteria, the report provides a comprehensive assessment of how governments are leveraging digital platforms, data, artificial intelligence and modern technology architectures to improve citizen outcomes. 

As a trusted provider of technology and digital talent solutions, M&T Resources is committed to supporting the transformation of government services through access to skilled professionals and workforce capability. 

“The findings of the 2026 Digital Government Maturity Indicator reinforce what we see every day across the public sector: the jurisdictions making the greatest progress are those combining strategic investment, strong digital leadership and access to the right technology talent” said Paul Hutchinson, Executive General Manager for M&T Resources.  

As governments accelerate their digital transformations, workforce capability becomes a critical success factor. M&T Resources is proud to support Intermedium’s research as it provides an invaluable roadmap for the capabilities, skills and leadership needed to deliver the next generation of digital government services.” 

The report highlights several key trends including the rise of whole-of-government digital platforms, increased authority of central digital agencies, growing investment in digital identity and citizen services, and the expanding role of AI in public sector service delivery. The Federal Government ranked first in the 2026 assessment, followed by New South Wales and Western Australia. 

For technology professionals and government suppliers, the DGMI offers significant value by: 

• Providing insight into future government technology and workforce needs 

• Identifying capability gaps and investment priorities, highlighting a roadmap for emerging opportunities 

• Enabling organisations to align their innovation strategy with future government demand. 

The 2026 Digital Government Maturity Indicator serves as both a scorecard and a strategic roadmap, helping public sector organisations understand where they stand today and where they need to invest to deliver more connected, citizen-centric services tomorrow. 

To learn more and access the report, download from the M&T website today.